200,26Section
26. 21.025 (5) (a) and (b) of the statutes are renumbered 321.05 (1) and (2) and amended to read:

321.05 (1) Any military forces or organization, unit, or detachment thereof, of another state who are
that is in fresh pursuit of insurrectionists, saboteurs, enemies
terrorists, or enemy forces may continue suchthe pursuit into this state until thea military
unit or police forceslaw enforcement agency of this state or the forces of the United States haveU.S. military has had a reasonable opportunity to take up the pursuit or to apprehend or capture such persons, and suchthe persons. The military forces of suchunit of the other state may arrest or capture suchthose persons withinin this state while in fresh pursuit.

(2) Any such person who shall beis captured or arrested by the military forces of such otherunit of another state while in this state shall without unnecessary delay be surrendered to thea military unit or police forceslaw enforcement agency of this state to be dealt with according to law.

200,30Section
30. 21.025 (11m) (a) and (b) of the statutes are consolidated, renumbered 321.51 (9) and amended to read:

321.51 (9)Officers and enlistees of the "Wisconsin State Defense Force"state defense force who have served honorably therein for a period of at least one year and are active members of their respective units at the time of its demobilization shallmay, upon application to the unit commander, be permitted to retain the items of their uniform prescribed by the governor by rule. (b) The. If retained, the uniform prescribed under par. (a) may be worn only on occasions of ceremony. "Occasions of ceremony" means occasions essentially of a military character at which the uniform is more appropriate than civilian clothing, such as memorial services, military weddings, military funerals, military balls, military parades, military reunions, and meetings or functions of associations formed for military purposes, the membership of which is composed largely or entirely of honorably discharged veterans of the servicesmembers of the U.S. military, national guard, and state defense force.

200,32Section
32. 21.03 of the statutes is renumbered 321.20 and amended to read:

321.20Distribution of armsmilitary property. The governor may receive and distribute, according to law, the quota of arms and military equipment whichproperty that the state may receive
receives from the U.S. government of the United States under the provisions of any acts of congressfederal laws providing for arming and equipping of the national guard and the state defense force.

200,33Section
33. 21.04 of the statutes is renumbered 321.22 and amended to read:

321.22Camp Williams.(1) The state camp groundsfacility near Camp Douglas, Juneau County, shall be known as "Camp Williams". The officer in charge of Camp Williams shall have at said camp the police powers possessed by officials at state hospitals, as provided in s. 46.058 (2)may arrest a person for a violation that occurs at Camp Williams of a state law, local ordinance, or provision of the Wisconsin code of military justice.

(2) The adjutant general may grant to the federal government the right to use any area of Camp Williams upon such conditions asthat the adjutant general deems advisable.

(3) In memory of 1st lieutenant Jerome A. Volk, the first Wisconsin air national guard pilot killed in combat during the Korean conflict, so much of Camp Williams as is under lease to the federal government for use of the air national guard shall be known as "Volk Field" during the time the property remains under lease to the U.S. government of the United States.

200,34Section
34. 21.05 of the statutes is renumbered 321.32 and amended to read:

321.32Term of enlistment; requirementsand discharge. Every person who enlists or receives a commission in the national guard shall serve for the term prescribed and satisfy the physical, educational and training requirements prescribed by the U.S. national guard bureau. Enlistees in the national guard shall be discharged as provided in the laws and regulations of the U.S. national guard bureau.

200,35Section
35. 21.06 of the statutes is renumbered 321.44 and amended to read:

321.44Exemptions from certain county duties. Every member of the national guard or state military forces shall bedefense force is exempt from service on any body of county residents summoned by the sheriff to assist in preserving the peace.

200,36Section
36. 21.07 of the statutes is renumbered 321.38 and amended to read:

321.38Decorations and awards. The adjutant general may prescribe decorations and awards for the national guard and the state defense force, the. Theadjutant general shall adopt policies establishing the form and issue thereof made under rules adopted by the adjutant general and approved by the governorissuance of those decorations and awards.

200,37Section
37. 21.09 of the statutes is renumbered 321.41 and amended to read:

321.41Training; special schools; pay and allowances. The governor or adjutant general may order the national guard or state defense force to assemble for training at any military establishment within or without the state specified and approved by the department of defense and fix the dates and places thereof, and theof that training. The governor or adjutant general may order members of the national guard or state defense force, at their option, to attend such special schools for military training as may bethat are authorized by the state or federal government. For such training and attendance at special schools, membersThe governor or adjutant general shall determine the amount that the members of the national guard or state defense force shall receive
suchas pay and allowances as the federal government or the governor may authorizefor the training.

200,38Section
38. 21.11 (title) of the statutes is renumbered 321.39 (title) and amended to read:

321.39 (1) (a) 1. In case of war, insurrection, rebellion, riot, invasion, terrorism, or resistance to the execution of the laws of this state or of the United States; in.

2. In the event of public disaster resulting from flood, conflagration orfire, tornado; in, or other natural disaster.

4. In order to assess damage or potential damage and to recommend responsive action as a result of natural or man-made events; or uponan event listed in subds. 1. to 3.

5. Upon application of any marshal of the United States, the president of any village, the mayor of any city, the chairperson of any town board, or any sheriff in this state, the governor may order into active service all or any portion of the national guard.

(b) If the governor is absent, or cannot be immediately communicated with, any such civil officerof the persons listed in par. (a) 5. may, if the officer deems the occasion sois urgent, make such application, which shall be in writing, torequest assistance from the
commanding officers of any company, battalion or regiment, who may uponcommander of any national guard unit. The commander shall obtain approval of the adjutant general, if the danger is great and imminent, order out that officer's command to the aid of such civil officer. Suchbefore ordering the unit to provide assistance. If it is not feasible to obtain approval of the adjutant general, and the danger is great and imminent, the commander may order the unit to provide assistance without adjutant general approval. The order shall be delivered to the commanding officer, who shall immediately communicate the order to each, and every subordinate officer, and every company commander receiving the samewho shall immediately communicate the substance thereof to each memberof the order to the members of the company, or if any suchunit. If a member cannot be found, a notice in writing containing the substance of suchthe order, in writing, shall be left at the last and usualmember's place of residence of such member with some person of suitable age and discretion, to whom itsthe order's contents shall be explained.

200,40Section
40. 21.11 (2) of the statutes is renumbered 321.39 (2) (a) and amended to read:

321.39 (2) (a) Any commissioned officer or enlisted member of the national guard who fails to carry out orders or fails to appear at the time or place ordered as provided in sub. (1) shall be punished under the Wisconsin code of military justice.

(b) Any person who advises or endeavors to persuade an officer or soldier to refuse or neglect to appear at such place or obey such orderassists an officer or member of the national guard in violating par. (a) shall forfeitbe subject to a forfeiture of not less than $200 nor more than $1,000.

200,41Section
41. 21.11 (3) of the statutes is renumbered 321.04 (2) (e) and amended to read:

321.04 (2) (e) The adjutant general may activateActivate members of the national guard for the purpose of servingto serve on an honors detail of military funeral honors for a person described under s. 45.60 (1).

200,42Section
42. 21.12 of the statutes is renumbered 321.43 and amended to read:

321.43Exemption from civil authority. During the time the national guard or state military forces aredefense force is performing military duty pursuant to properunder orders issued by the governor or
by the governor's authorityadjutant general, all of its members thereof, while going to, remaining at
, or returning from a place of duty shall beare exempt from arrest or service of any process issued by a civilian court. In any civil or criminal prosecution against any member arising out of the member's performing military duty, it shall be a defense that the member was acting in good faith or pursuant to anyunder a lawful military order.
Any suchThe order shall be deemed prima facieconsidered lawful unless shown to be unlawful.

200,44Section
44. 21.13 (1) of the statutes is renumbered 321.42 (1) (a) and amended to read:

321.42 (1) (a) If any state resident who is a member of a the national guard of any state or of the state defense force or any resident of this state who is a member of the national guard of another state is prosecuted by any civil or criminal action for any act performed by the member while in the performance of military duty and in pursuance of military dutywithin the scope of his or her employment as a member, the action againstgovernor, upon request of the adjutant general, shall appoint counsel to defend the member shall be defended by counsel, which may include the attorney general, appointed for that purpose by the governor upon the recommendation of the adjutant general. The adjutant general shall make the recommendationrequest to appoint defense counsel if the act performed by the member was in the line of duty. The governor may appoint the attorney general to defend the member.

(b) The costs and expenses of any suchthe defense under par. (a) shall be audited by the department of administration and paid out of the state treasury and charged to the appropriation under s. 20.455 (1) (b) and if. If the jury or court finds that the member of the national guard against whom the action is brought acted within the scope of his or her employment as a member, the judgment as to damages entered against the member shall also be paid by the state.

200,45Section
45. 21.13 (2) of the statutes is renumbered 321.42 (2) and amended to read:

321.42 (2) Any civil action or proceeding brought against a member of a national guard or the state defense force under sub. (1) (a) is subject to ss. 893.82 and 895.46.

200,47Section
47. 21.15 of the statutes is renumbered 321.21 (5) (a) and amended to read:

321.21 (5) (a) No person may retain at any time any arms, equipment or military stores of any kind belonging to the state or any federally owned property issued to the stateproperty or money, unless the property
or money has been lawfully issued to the person pursuant to law and the proper authority permits the person to retain the property or money in the discharge of a public duty. No person may use any public arms, equipment, clothing or military stores belonging to the state, either as owner or bailee,property or money for the person's unauthorized private use. Any person violating this sectionparagraph shall forfeit not less than $50$100 nor more than $200$1,000.

200,49Section
49. 21.155 of the statutes is renumbered 321.21 (5) (b) and amended to read:

321.21 (5) (b) NoA person who possesses under the laws of this state any arms, equipment or other military property may willfully neglect or refuseor money, after the adjutant general makes lawful demand is made for the return of the property by order of the governor, to
or money shall return the property or money promptly. No person may knowingly resist any officer who is lawfully taking possession of such arms, equipment or other
the military property or money. Any person violating this sectionparagraph shall forfeit not less than $50$100 nor more than $200$1,000.

200,50Section
50. 21.17 of the statutes is renumbered 321.24, and 321.24 (1) and (2), as renumbered, are amended to read:

321.24 (1) The officer in charge of any area used or to be used for military purposes may cause the area to be marked in such a manner so asmark the area to warn against encroachment by unauthorized persons, but may not to unnecessarily obstruct travel on any public highway. No person may encroach upon or enter upon the area without the consent of the officer.

(2) No person may intercept, molest, abuse or otherwise interfere with any member of the national guard or any other military force organized under the laws of this state defense force while the member is in the performance of military duty.

200,56Section
56. 21.18 (1m) of the statutes is renumbered 321.10 (3) and amended to read:

321.10 (3) In the event any of the
a deputy adjutantsadjutant general, for army or for air, areis appointed to a military position as a major general, the adjutant general shall appoint, for any periods of absence of that deputy adjutant general due to other military duties, an acting deputy adjutant general. The adjutant general may appoint one of the assistant adjutants general as an acting deputy adjutant general.

200,57Section
57. 21.18 (2) of the statutes is renumbered 321.10 (4) and amended to read:

321.10 (4) No person shallmay be appointed onto the governor's military staff who has not had previous state or U.S. military experience.

200,58Section
58. 21.18 (3) of the statutes is renumbered 321.10 (5) and amended to read:

321.10 (5) All staff officers appointed under sub. (1), except the adjutant general whose tenure is governed by ss. 15.31 and 17.07 (5), shall hold their positions unlessuntil terminated earlier by resignation, disability, or death or for cause or unless federal recognition of the officer's commission under 32 USC 323 is refused or withdrawn. The governor shall remove an officer whose federal recognition is refused or withdrawn, effective on the date of the loss of federal recognition.

200,60Section
60. 21.18 (5) of the statutes is renumbered 321.10 (7) and amended to read:

321.10 (7) The adjutant general shall appoint persons to fill vacancies in positions inon the military staff of the governor under sub. (1). Vacancies on the military staff of the governor shall be filled by appointment from officers actively serving in the national guard, except as provided in s. 15.31. Interim vacancies shall be filled by appointment by the adjutant general for the residueremainder of the unexpired term.

200,62Section
62. 21.19 (1) of the statutes is renumbered 321.04 (1) (a) and amended to read:

321.04 (1) (a) The adjutant general shall beBe the military chief of staff to the governor. The adjutant general shall have the custody of all property, military records, correspondence and other documents relating to the national guard and any other military forces organized under the laws of this state. The adjutant general may appoint an assistant quartermaster general to issue and account for state property. The adjutant general shall be the medium of military correspondence with the governor and perform all other duties pertaining to the office or prescribed by law, including the preparation and submission to the governor of reports under s. 15.04 (1) (d).

200,63Section
63. 21.19 (1m) of the statutes is renumbered 321.04 (1) (i) and amended to read:

321.04 (1) (i) The adjutant general shall administerAdminister, with the approval of the governor, state-federal cooperative funding agreements related to the department.

200,64Section
64. 21.19 (2) of the statutes is renumbered 321.03 (2) (intro.) and amended to read:

321.03 (2) (intro.) The department of military affairs on behalf of the state may rentdo any of the following:

(a) Enter into an agreement to rent to appropriate organizations or individuals state-owned lands, buildings, and facilities used by, acquired for, or erected for the national guard when not required for use by the national guard. SuchA rental shallagreement under this paragraph is not be effective unless in writing and approved in writing by the governor and the adjutant general or a his or her designee in writing.

321.03 (2) (b) The department of military affairs on behalf of the state, uponUpon appraisal by the state chief engineer submitted to the governor in writing, may
sell and convey upon such terms as the department of military affairs may determine,and with thewritten approval of the governor in writingsell and convey, any state-owned property acquired or erected for state military purposes, whichif the property is no longer useful to the national guard.